The Internal Security (McCarran) Act of 1950 __________________________

question 29

Multiple Choice

The Internal Security (McCarran) Act of 1950 __________________________.

• A) stipulated that critics of American foreign policy could not hold defense jobs
• B) prohibited American citizens from traveling to the Middle East, China, or Eastern Europe
• C) required members of "Communist-front" organizations to register with the government and prohibited them from holding government jobs
• D) made it illegal to belong to an organization that advocated the violent overthrow of the United States government

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